Oil prices are set to fall as Israel’s restrained strikes on Iran avoid disrupting oil infrastructure, allowing for short-term market stability
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US Crude Stockpiles Surge as Imports Rise, Refineries Ramp Up
KEY POINTS • U.S. crude inventories increased by 5.5 million barrels, driven by higher imports.• Gasoline stocks rose unexpectedly by 900,000 barrels as refineries ramped up production.• Distillate stockpiles fell …
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Saudi Aramco raises $3 billion in its latest bond sale to support higher dividend payments and capital investments amid lower oil revenues
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NOSDRA plans to enhance oil spill regulations, collaborating with CNA to implement global safety standards and improve regional oil spill response efforts
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Saudi Aramco, Trafigura, and other major oil players are competing to buy Shell’s South African gas stations as the company reshapes its downstream portfolio
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Shell and other energy giants are taking legal action against Venture Global LNG for failing to fulfill key long-term contracts, warning of a potential industry-wide crisis
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TotalEnergies redirects its exploration efforts from South Africa to more viable regions near Namibia, impacting local energy plans.
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Saudi Arabia sets to launch a $10 billion secondary share offering for Aramco this Sunday, aligning with strategic economic transformations and oil market dynamics.
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Bitcoin emerges as a game-changer in the oil industry, offering innovative solutions to reduce gas flaring and enhances sustainability.
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Tight oil market faces heightened risks amid Iran-Israel conflict escalation.